Mary's Mosaic (108 page)

and CIA safe-house address,
322
,
329

and clothing of Ray Crump,
61
–
62
,
128

description of “Negro male” as Ray Crump,
61
–
62
,
93
,
103
,
112
,
130
,
135

first appearance of,
61

and Leo Damore’s search for,
321
–
322
,
327
,
328
,
401
–
424

and Dovey Roundtree’s belief about,
320

Dovey Roundtree’s cross-examination of,
130
–
132

Listing in Pentagon telephone directory,
321
–
322

and murder of Mary Meyer,
324
,
328
,
329
–
332
,
333
–
336
,
339
,
401
–
424

testimony at trial,
130
–
132
,

and young white couple,
132
,
320
–
321
,
424

Minturn, Gertrude (mother of Rosamund Pinchot),
153

and divorce of Amos Pinchot,
147

Monroe, Marilyn

alleged suicide of,
231

and Bobby Kennedy,
231

JFK’s affair with,
213
,
231

Moore, Bishop Paul, Jr.

Ben Bradlee,
68

officiating at Mary Meyer’s funeral,
68
–
69

“paranoia surrounding Mary’s murder,”
69

and Pinchot family,
68
–
69

relationship with Cord Meyer,
68
,
194

Moore, Purcell (private investigator for Dovey Roundtree)

pursuit of repair ticket for stalled Nash Rambler,
104

and Ray Crump’s girlfriend Vivian,
95

Murray, Robert V. (D.C. Police Chief)

FBI Crime Lab Report delivered to,
60
,
98

Museum of Modern Art (Buenos Aires): see Pan American Union

Naftali, Timothy (author): on William Walton’s trip to Russia,
34

National Archives,

alteration of JFK autopsy photos,
293
,
295

and author Joan Mellen,
20
–
1

and CIA threats,
21

classified assassination documents at,
21
,
293
,
295

JFK’s brain photographs,
293
,
295

Oswald’s phony defection to Russia,
21

NAACP,

legal team; Dovey Roundtree,
93
; Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall,
93

Medgar Evers,
105
,
264

National Enquirer
(newspaper),

and Deborah Davis,
221
,
225

and James Truitt,
1
,
70
,
80
,
225
,
371

1976 exposé “Former Vice President of
Washington Post
Reveals JFK 2-Year White House Romance,”
1
–
3
,
18
,
70
,
72
–
3
,
75
,
78
,
80
,
82
,
139
,
221
,
225
,
365
,
367
,
371

National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC)

Arthur C. Lundahl,
287
–
290

“Bill Smith,”
290
–
291

and CIA,
287
–
292

Dino Brugioni,
287
–
292

Homer McMahon,
290
–
292

Morgan Bennett Hunter,
290
–
292

Secret Service,
289
–
292

Zapruder Film,
287
–
292

National Security Action Memoranda NS AM
55
,
237

NSAM
57
,
237

NSAM
288
,
277

NSAM
273
,
277
,
309

NSAM
263
,
275
,
309

National Security Council (NSC)

and “Top Secret Directive 10/2” (June 18, 1948),
233

CIA’s unchecked power,
233
,

Cuban Missile Crisis,
242
–
3

meeting of July 20, 1961,
237
–
8

“plausible deniability,”
233

Newman, John M. (author-historian),

Angleton’s handling of Oswald,
345

author interview with,
367

on James Angleton,
345

Oswald and the CIA
,
345
,
367

Nixon, Richard M.,

and Arthur Lundahl briefing,
288

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution,
310

and Joseph Shimon,
381

quote of,
63

and support of CIA,
234

“war on drugs,”
195

Timothy Leary’s assertions about (according to Ron Rosenbaum),
373

Vietnam War,
195
,
310

Nobile, Philip (coauthor with Ron Rosenbaum).

(see Ron Rosenbaum).

Noland, Ken (artist),

as champion of Reichian therapy,
206

author Nina Burleigh’s interview with,
206
–
207

and Bradlee cocktail party,
207
; and Georgetown Day School,
14

JFK’s remark about,
207

and LSD use,
206

and Mary’s loss of son Michael,
201

and orgonomy with Dr. Charles Oller,
205
–
206
; relationship with Mary Meyer,
14
,
33
,
64
–
65
,
184
,
201

and Robert Budd,
204
–
206

and Washington Color School,
65
,
184
,
204
-

nuclear test ban treaty (see: Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 1963).

O’Blazney, Mark: research assistant to

Leo Damore,
25
,
330
–
331

Letter from Seymour Hersh,
25

O’Donnell, Kenneth P. (“Kenny”),

alcoholism of,
328

and Bobby Kennedy’s funeral,
328
,

caving to FBI pressure,
284
–
286

and dinner with Tip O’Neill and Dave Powers,
284
–
285

interviews with author Leo Damore,
24
,
64
,
226
,
228
,
284

and JFK and Vietnam,
275

and James H. Smith, Esq.,
24
,
328

Lyndon Johnson and trip to Dallas,
253

and Mary Meyer; confrontation with JFK,
228
; and dedication of Pinchot Institute,
63
; JFK’s love for,
64
,
226
,
230
; O’Donnell’s fear of,
283
,
358
; post assassination visit with,
283
–
285
,
296
–
297

1970 Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign,
24

Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI),